Intro, motto, greeting or tagline. A brief paragraph is the first thing you can see on most of the websites when you enter them. Most of them are multi-lined but also boring and plain. While breaking the text into multiple pieces you can create interesting effects that can convince the recipient to stay longer on the page. By adding just one parameter to the CSS you can make it way more interesting. Let’s see how we can achieve it.
Posts tagged Styling
How to create a classy slider with pure CSS
It doesn’t matter if you are creating a website or an app – you don’t want to use the default style of a slider. It won’t match any modern sexy design. For instance, you can use external libraries like Bootstrap or Foundation but most of the time, you don’t want to install an additional package just for one component. What you actually want to use is an HTML input range element. In this tutorial, I will be focusing on styling the slider without using JavaScript. It will be as simple as possible so you can achieve a really nice effect in a short amount of time.
backdrop-filter property
“Frosted glass” effect kicked around the Internet more than 10 years ago and it’s still popular. You can create a faded background effect and other complex design effects with just a single line of CSS!
background-blend-mode property
Some people think that stunning image effects can be achieved only in graphic editors – nothing could be further from the truth. Adobe’s Photoshop did not invent blend modes and you can use them to style your image dynamically with CSS. ..